John Williams - Lost in Space: 40th Anniversary Edition
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Free Music Notes for Lost in Space: 40th Anniversary Edition
Free Music Review: Like Finding Lost Treasure
Hit: 5 Stars
Getting this CD was like finding lost treasure. It's a special treat for any Lost in Space fan.
My only complaint was that the first CD had a little too much repetition from the other CDs I'd already purchased. I was hoping for more new material. However, the second CD was all new stuff.
This collection includes more of the family theme, which I feel is some of the most beautiful music ever written. That alone was worth the price of the CD. It also contains the dance music from "The Promised Planet." Every time it plays, I start dancing myself. I can't help it anymore than Penny or Dr. Smith could.
This collection gives me a new appreciation for the richness of the music, something that isn't as apparent when the music is merely playing in the background behind the episodes.
Free Music Review: Classic soundtracks of a great show
Hit: 5 Stars
It's classic T.V. show with music is unforgetable soundtracks, any fan of the show must get it well worth the money, only 5000 made, so get it now......Free Music Review: FANTASTIC SOUNDTRACK SET
Hit: 4 Stars
I'll tell you right off the bat that I prefer disc one over disc two. If it's dynamic, intense, eerie, exciting, or spooky it's on disc one and yes John (then known as Johnny) Williams wrote it. In fact John williams' best work was the music he wrote for Lost In Space. And yes he wrote Lost In Space's best music. If it's quirky, silly, a little generic, or mildly interesting it's on Disc two and written by the other composers. Alexander Courage of Star trek tv series fame to mention one. The CD is out in my car and I'm too lazy to go out and get it. Plus I'm in my undies anyway. The only thing that seems to be missing is that very sad moving piece used in Cave Of The Wizards, but best remembered in Trip Through The Robot where the robot's mechanical heart beats one final time and Dr Smith tries to console Will. With the exception of that, this is about as perfect a soundtrack set of this show there will ever be.Free Music Review: Sweet
Hit: 4 Stars
Lost in space was always my favorite show, but just like a good movie,
the movie is only 50% of the entertainment...the other 50% is the glue
that holds the movie together...the musical score.
My ears were melting when i started listening to the double Audio Cd...
and now i am stuck with a permanent smile everytime i put it on.
Free Music Review: Good for Collectors; Cheesy Packaging
Hit: 3 Stars
If you want to time-trip to the LIS episodes via the music and the cues, here you go. LIS was prime escapist television from the bountiful fount of Irwin Allen, and like its stable mate, Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea, featured trite, geared-to-kiddies plots and low-budget special effects.
The packaging for such an expensive two disk "limited edition" is a shame. The flimsy swing-out jewel box fell apart in my hands as I openred it. I had to replace it with an old two-disk stacker type I had left over from old software.
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